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Simulating the anthraquinone process for hydrogen peroxide production using Aspen

2017-01-19View Original

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I wonder if anyone in this forum has used Aspen to simulate the process of producing hydrogen peroxide via the anthraquinone method. I would like to ask: since there are many components in the working fluid used in this production process, how can one conduct regression analysis on the binary interaction parameters of such multi-component mixtures? Those interested in hydrogen peroxide production are welcome to join and engage in discussions
Reply #22017-01-19
Search on the platform; there are many return tutorials, and there are also example tutorials for binary interactions

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